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AFRAID OF CALIFORNIA.
Eastern Sugar Reflners in Awe of the
Pacific Coast

Copyright 1857, blythe California Aasociatec. Press.I
new. YORK, October l1th.-TSpecial MANY
interviews are printed to-day concerning the
sugar Trust which was outlined yesterday. F.
W Barrett. publisher of trade paper. said:
Eastern retiners may combine, but here is a
single reiiner on the Western coast of the
United states who could compete with them
his single ref1ner now supplies the greater
portion OF the sugar of various Grades con-
sumed west of the Mississippi river. He might
as wei. The coast; region of California, as we
are aware, is well adapted 70 the cultivation of
the sugar beet. and the beet may yet, to a con
siderable degree, come into competition with
cane. From the history of the industry on the
Pacific Coast learn that the lowest average of
production is fifteen tons of beets per acre, with
yield of sugar that has varied from two tons
per acre to as low as .. $50 pounds.
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EBNER BROS,
RARE CHANCE FOR A BUTCHER.

TTNHE OLD AND POPULAR ORIENTAL MEAT
Market and Sausage Mandatory No AIS K
street, opposite Metropolitan Theater, is hereby
offered for sale at q bargain, on account of the
sickness of the proprietor. The business has
been established for many years and has an ex-
cellent custom. 1t is supplied with ali the
necessary machinery OF the latest invention for
making ssusages of all kinds. For further par
ticulars apply to the proprietor, GEO. PHIL.
HARTMAN, st the premises. ol01ptf
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AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.


There is much anxiety among the Government
supporters respecting the outcome of the Dublin
Castle appeal in the Lord Mayors case. Should
the verdict be supported, the defect in the new
to adopt one of two courses-either smugple its
infJrmers into prescribed meetings, or elise to
put the law into force. When the measure was
passed through the Commons the weak point
Just revealed was discussed, but the Government
showed no disposition to realize the expediency
of its alteration tS~-NAs~'
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A French Sen tor skfps Ont.

PARIS, October 1lth.-Le TENNIS SAYS: The DC
lice searched the residence of General Count
de Andlau, the Senator suspected of being the
accomplice ofCaferal. The Senator left home
yesterday, promising to return but he has not
appeared. Premier Rouvier had conference
with NJ. Boucher the Public Prosecutor, in ref.
erence to the affair."
LATER-lt is Tumored that the missing Sem
ator has committed suicide.
Consolidated African Republics.
LONDON, October 11th.-A treaty of union has
been concluded between the South African Re-
public and the new Raer Republic. Henceforth
they VIII be one tate under one President.
Madame Limousin Again.
PARIS, October Ilth-M Wilson. President
Grevy's son in-law, has written a letter denying
any knOwle dge OF Madame Limousin " no is
connected with the Caffera scandal except that
she pestered him with applications with the
seeming object OF blackmall.
Rebels In Egypt.
CAIRO, October llth.-Au official dispatch an
nounces that there are 5 600 rebels with seven
ns, at Sarras. 1t is believed they intend to
surround Nady Hatfa and sever ail means of
communication with that place.
The League to be Suppressed.
LONDON, October 1ith-The Ddlv Neirs' Dub
lin correspondent has received information
from an influential quarter that the Govern
ment will within fortnight suppress the Ma
.ional League.
Bloody Election Riot In Bulgaria.
PLEyNA, october 11th.-A riot occurred here
on sunday during the elections for members of
the Sobranje. Twenty-four persons were killed
and thirty wounded.
Dom Pedro's Denial.
PARIS. October 1lth The Emperor Of Brazil
denies the truth of the rumor that he intends to
abdicate.
Kissed and Made Up.
LONDON, October l1th.-A dispatch from VI
emma says that King Milan and Queen Natalie
have become reconciled.
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l0opoi9lt, 1887, 6yte Cdliorad associated Fress.I
SANTA Cruz, October i1th.-iPostal Press. i
me falr opens here tomorrow and will con-
tEue four days. 1t promises to be big sue
cess.
Captain William Banding, of the Soldiers
Home Commission, with the Citizens Com
mittee visited numerous places in this vicinity
to-day suitable for the location Of The Home
The Captain expressed kims el f .ss much pleased
with this city. He Will continue visiting sites
to-raSrroyy
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A DESERTED CaIEFrAIs
Ayoub Khan Thought to Have Perished
in the Desert

TEHERAE, October 11th.-Eight associates of
Ayoub Khan in his flight from Persia have been
captured, leaving eight missing. Ameer Ma
manned, Ayoub's brotber-in-law has surreu-
dered. He says he left Ayoub, accompanied by
few men. on the frontier, sutIering from want
OF water. He thinks they have perished in the
desert.
LArER-The statement is confirmed that Ayoub
Kahn perishcd in the desert
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AN ENGINEER's STORY.

To-day. on his bed of agony, at the hotel at
kout, the engineer of the passenger train told
the following story: I'VE passed No ~ at Boone
Grove on time, and started toward Kout. No
AZ pulled out of the station less than two min
utes behind us, when they should have waited
much longer. When we were well away from
town could see her halt little way behind
We were not running fast because the engine
was on one side. We had broken the eccentric
strap, aud were running but one pair of wheels
having been forced to disconnect the other pair
of wheels, which were running loose. OF course
the accident he'd our speed down a little, but
we had no idea the engineer of No. 40 would
have any difficulty in keeping from our heels
room between u.s. We stopped at the boone
Grove bank, and were there almost minute
before they struck u.s.
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a BURGLAR BOOM.
Numerous Nightly Kobberies In the
Town of MERGED.

lcepyrighs, 1887, by ae California associated PSzssI
MERcsD October 11th.-Burglars seeu TO he
WORKING this county in different places sim
ataneously: Last night the Merced Falls store
OF OF SIMON, SI,, Jacob Co, merchants and agents
pI & &Mells, Fargo y CO., was broken into. the safe
blown open and 500 belonging to Wells Fargo
& Co., and Sl00 belonging to the mercantile
hrin taken, besides abont 500 worth of goods in
JeWelry, pistols, etc. Although there was some
strangers about the place yesterday there is no
trace oi the property the thieves obtained.
Ihe residence OF Mrs. Rosa Meyers in this
place was entered last night by burglar
cutting the wire netting from the rear window
lie was discovered and captured and now
awaits trial in the county jail
The meat market of Geo W. Yoakum, on
front street, in this place, was also entered
about 10 O'clock last night, bu. the sneak thief
was scared away when in the act opening the
TN. before he could secure the money.
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WHOLE NO. 1854.

that his exploits are well known in El Paso. He
Is OF gentlemanly appearance and good ad-
dreSs, and is regarded with favor In the railway
oihce. The trouble between them is said 70
have originated in cards.
The prisoner when interviewed, appeared to
re s, ,suuerlng trom transient mania. His friends
thlnk that he has gone insane
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FLOODS IN MEXICO.
The Country About Rosario, Sinaloa,
Deluged-Great Suffering.

tCopg7iSa 1887, by Lie caio Associated Press
GUAYMAs, October l1th.-Further reports of
the orm in Sinoloa. just received from Mazat-
Ian, state that the rain commenced on the 9th
lasting until the 9TH, together with terrible
hurricane. The town of Rosario and its dis
trict, the richest mineral section of Sinoloa was
complt tely ruined
The river rose twenty feet and overlowed the
whole country and the valuable silver mines of
1aJo and Guaralupna, where eight persons
were drowned. six more are missing. The
population of Rosario are destitute. I he swamps
around threaten a malaria epidemic, and fears
are entertained that many will also starve, as
there is no food, and it is impossible to carry
sufficient provisions there in time.
Other towns are also reported destroyed by
foods
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DAvIrT'S MISSION.
The Irish Asitator to Organize knights
of Labor in Ireland.

PIrTsBURG, October 11th.-The Chronicle. Teie
graph states this afternoon that it has informa-
ton that on last Wednesday night, after
Michael Davitt addressed the Knights of Labor
convention at Minneapolis. secret meeting of
the leading officials was held and Mr. Davitt
was made a member of the order and a Knights
OF Labor Organizer. 1t is proposed to have him
organize the members of the Irish Land
Labor. Much opposition is expected 10 this
project from the English and Scotch Knights
and it has been kept a profound secret BY the
leaders up to this time
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THE PRINTERS MUDpLE.
Printers Unions Notified to Temporarily
Withhold Their Demands

CINCISSArI, October l1th.-William Aimison
President of the International Typographical
Union, announeesto all subordinate CnioIis that
at q meeting Of the Executive Council held here
to-day for the purpose of conference and con-
slderat!on OF the niue-hout law adopted al the
Buffalo Convention. 1t was unanimously re-
solved that committee OF seven be appointed
to confer with a committee OF the Publishers'
association which meets in Chicago October
18th, to bring about harmony and that the en-
forcelnent OF the nine-hour law and all its pro-
visions Will be suspended and subordinate
Unions required TO Withdraw the demands made
September lst. until further no ice
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Mail Route Changes.

Copyright 1887. By the California Associc,ed Press
WASHINGTON, October llth.-[SpeciaI. THE
following changes in star schedules are ordered
by the Postofhce Department: Chi DIS to Nuio-
qui-Leave Childs Mondays and THURSDAYS at II
A. NJ, and arrive at Nojoqui by II p. NJ Leave
Nojoqui at -, and arrive at Childs by go P N
San Andress to Sheep Ranch-Leave San An
dreas daily, except sundays at A. NJ, and ar
rive at sheep Ranch by ii A. NJ Leave Sheen
Ranch daily, except Sundays, at p NJ and ar
rive at San Andreas by P. NJ.
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English opinion of the Cafferal scandal is that
completely of NJ. Wilson. Ifthis is established
GreVy may possibly be compelled to resign
The change of President might affect European
peace. NeVertheiess, the scandal is bad enough
It shows the thirst of the Republican, French
men for tawdry decorations, and though the
allegations are not yet established there rs much
reason to fear that the disclosures of corruption
in high places are true
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RACING IN KHNTUCKY.
BOLD THEFT.
A Lady Robbed on the Street in New
York In Broad DAYLIGHT

IUTh III DTOHU DAyIlEht.
NEW YORK October 11th.@Speci.l "A bold
highway robbery in broad daylight occurred in
this city yesterday on Third Avenue and One
Hundred and Twenty-fourth street. Mrs. Otto
Maier had been at the Harlem Savings Bank and
was on her way home, holding her bank book,
with s62 which she had drawn, in her hand,
when man walked up hastily and snatchipg
the book ran toward First Avenue The lady
started in pursuit, shouting. "Stop theft" and
people joined in the chase but the robber dis
tancing his pursuers, soon escaped.
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AWAY UP.
One of Washington's Boulevards Named
After California.

icopyi9h. 1887. By 0e California associated Press
WASHINGTON, October l1th.-Ispeciel Nine
teen avenues in Washington are named after
States OF the Union. and California has to-day
been honored by the selection of one of the
suburban avenues, and this highway is in the
line of the avenue designated on the plan sub
mitted to Cong ess last session by Colonel [ I'D
low to connect Massachusetts avenue with the
Soldiers Home, and passes along the nights
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Nebraska Democrats.

OMAHA. October l1th.-The Democratic State
Convention met here at $50 this evening TO
nominate one Judge OF the supreme Court and
two Regents OF the State University. Thomas
o Day was nominated for judge.
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VERY SUDDEN.
Unexpected Death of t. G. Manning, Min
iSter to Mexico.

1ster TO MEXICO.
lCopTigt, 1857, by tie California Associated Press
NEW YORK. October 1lth.-[Special. 1.-The
circumstances attending the death of Minister
Manning to-day were particularly sad. He had
been i'll for several days. On Sunday he was
Manning be sent for hut the inysid wnnId yni not
hear OF this, as he believed his condition was
not serious, and he cid not want to cause his
family unnecessary alaim. He died quite sud
denly, unattended by personal friends Mrs
Manning teiegraphed yesterday that she would
arrive to-day, but was too late to see Manning
alive. He had, from the first of his sickness,
considered his case not erious.
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The Texas clsude Duyal Bagged.

BALLINGoR (Tex,), October uth-J. A. New
| some was to day arrested and identified as the
| famous lone highwayman who several times re-
| Gently robbed the stage between here and San
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FOREIGN.
EUROPEAN TOPICS,

Result OF the Bulgarian Eiections-The
French scandal-Irish Affairs.
Record Ufion's Special Cublegram-Copuiolted
By The Nelc York Tribune
LONDON, October lith.-The Ru1p,ris, eIac-
tons count for peace, strengthen Stambulofrs s
position ana policy, and assure Prince Ferdi-
nand his throne, though it is regretable that
only the thlrd electorate voted, and Russia
consequently charges the Government with in
teriering with the freedom of elections. The
tact remains that every leading opponent of
Stambuof was rejected and the Russo phiIe
party, pure and simple, did not return twenty
members. These results discourage the Powers
that are following RusSia's lead
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BAY NEWS.

Some Hope for Briggs Recovery-The
Casa of McCord.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 11th.-" Bill" Briggs
is reported improving. The doctor says that If
no unfavornbe change takes place in the next
few days he may recover.
Counsel for Jim McCord will to morrow ask
postponement of the case, on the ground that
McCord cannot be here till Thursday
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CLOSING IN.

But Thirteen Miles Of Staging on the
Oregon Railroad.
ICopy'igt, 1857, by tie CdJoraia associated Pressl
COLES, October llth.-[Postal Press. 1.-The last
stage went over the siskiyou mountains TO day,
and will connect at Siskyou with trains from
the south, having but thirteen miles staging to
Ashland.
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COMING To IT.
An Anti-Chinese Convention at the Ma
tional Capital

lcoprig;. 1857, By the California 1fssoeiaed Press
WASHINGTON. October 1lth - Especial IA
Laundry mems Convention is in session in this
city, and the members are trying to devise
means to drive the Chinese out OF the business
The session of the Convention this morning was
taken up chiefly by the discussion of a PROPOSE
tlon to require Journals not to take the adyer-
hsements of manufacturers who sell machinery
to chinese laundrymen. II was advanced that
the selling of laundry machinery TO the Chinese
must be prevented, or the heather would soon
be washing all the American linen. The editors
OF two journals stated that they had contracts
with manufacturers for advertising and could
not tell whether they sold to Chinese or not. Ii
was finally agreed to let that matter drop.
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Santa Rosa Items.

scopgTfgat, 1887, by the California Associae,, PressI
SANTA Rosa, October 1lth.-The State Con-
vention of the W. C. T. U. meets in this city to-
morrow morning. large number of delegates
arrived tonight The sessions viii be held In
the Theater building.
Mrs. Mexican, who was arrested last Saturday
on charge OF attempting to throw vitriol on
day
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Consolidated African Republics.
Madame Limousin Again.

LONDON, October 1lth.-A treaty of union has
been concluded between the South African Re-
public and the new Raer Republic. Henceforth
they Will be one tate under one President
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ICopyTl9, 1857, 6y tle Cafor7ud AsSociated Iress.
BAKERSFIELD. October 1lth.-The Supervisors
have granted q franchise for a street railway
electric lights, gas works and water works.
The towns OF Bakersfield and Sumner COM
menced laying rails on the bakersfield and
Sumner railway to-day.
1t has been raining heavily all the afternoon,
with good prospects OF Continuance through
out the night.
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A Resldance Enrnrd at Iaanforf

Copyright. 1887, By lie California Azxociatea Pres,
T; HANFoRD, October Ilth.-1he residence of
]. Higne was burned to-dsy, The loss is 5000.
1t vas insured for S6o0.
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CHATSWORTH REPEATED.
Another Account of the Terrible Rail-
way Catas rophe.

koUr Qnd.), october 11th.-The worst hor-
rors of Chats6orth were depicted here today.
Dozens OF blGod-stained smoke-grimmed dead
and dyiT women and childIen. the victims of
railroad carelessness and blunderipg, Uttered
the village station-house this afternoon, the
hotel and every other available resting place in
the vicinity, while three miles west down the
track OF the Chicago and Atlantic Railroad,
near lonely water tank, piles OF fearfully
tangled debris marks the spot where the col
CURED. - ~
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a Full-Fledged City.

REDDING, October 1ith.-The Trustees of the
newly incorporated city OF Redding organized
last evening. C. C. Bush, James Mccormick
aud j. J. Scammon drew the short term of two
years. and Jerry Culverhouse and W. w. Will
Jams the long term of four years e. G.. Bush
wss unanimously elected President of the
Board. w. d. Bicycle was appointed City Attor-
ney and Fred simonds Recorder. The regular
meeting is the third Monday of each month.
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HEAVY TRACKS.
Baldwin and HaggIn Each Bag Coin at
Eastern Races.

JEROME PARK. October 11th.-It rained to-day
and the track was heavy. The mile and one
sixteenth had thirteen starters. Folian uhe
fayoritel won, Royal Arch second, Taroouche
third. Time, 1:5S. Haggins Daruna ran.
The handicap. three-quarters OF mile for
two years-old Baldwins Emperor of Norfolk
the fivoritej won, Belinda second Satan third.
Time, 1;l71a.
The Hunter stake. mile and three-quarters,
Haggns Fireuzi THE favorite) won, Diadem
second. Pomona third. Time, 3:13 Haggin's
Santa Rita also ran.
The grand national handicap, a mile and a
half had five starters. Linden won Volante
Baldwin's) second, Eurus (the favorite) third.
Time, 2:4254
The tiye-eighths, selling, had sixteen starters.
Freedom won, Armstrong second, Choctaw Uhe
fayorite) third. lime. l0S14
The steeple chase, short course had fifteen
starters. Wellington won, Leroy second, Little
fellow third. Time, 3:l9. Willie Davis was the
favorte.
RACING IN KENTUCKY.
LAToSIA, october 11th.-The weather today
was clear and cool, and the track heavy. The
seven-eighths OF mile, selling, had six starters
Fronle Louise won, Anarchy uhe favorite) see
ond, Phil. Lewis third. Time, 1:37.
The five-eighths had nine starters Round
about (the favorite) won. Bertha second Helen
Brooks third. ime, 1O715
The thresquarters had eight starters Lucky
Jim won, Lomax second, Mishep third Time
1923.
The sweepstakes. q mile and ope-sixteenth
had six starters. Birthday won Paragon (the
fayoTitel second, Catalpa third Time. i:56%
The Tobacco stakes. one mile had seven
starters. Carus (the favorite) won Galatea sec
ond, Fugato third Time, 1853.
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boston, OCTOBER l1th.-McAuiitle and Carney
light weight pugilists. tonight signed articles
To fight 10 finish Within 40 miles of
Boston, between November 2lst aud 2Sd, for the
81 500 how pOStpd
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Death of an Old Settler.

SANTA Rosa, October l1th.-Wm. Manion ono
of the Oldest and most widey-known settlers of
this county, died at his residence, five miles
south of this city, this afternoon at o'clock,
after g short spell of sickness. Deceased leaves
q large estate.
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80 The WEEKLY
UNION" contains more
news. and has a larger
circulation than any
weekly upon the Pa
cific Coast.
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The "RECOKD-UNIoN {"
is the only paper on the
coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, thatreceives full Asso-
ciated Press Dispatches from
all parts of the world.
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icepy4gat. 1887, by tie California associated Press

SANTA ROSA, October 11th-P M-The fire in
Los GuIlicos valley is now under full control.
Tonight no indications of the fire can be seen
from this point No further losses have been
turned in from that quarter The other di-
vision of the fire, near the head of Mark West
creek, in Pine Mount ain School District is still
burning. The winds are down, and everything
is favorable ior its cessation.
Early this morning the flames leaped through
the canyons and over the mountain tops at as
furious rate, and several frightened settlers
sought safety in the city.
AMONG THE PINES.
This morning the fire entered the dense forest
OF pine trees. and the flames could be seen for Il
long distance.
AT noon to-day the wind changed from east to
west and turned the fire back over the burnt
course. which greatly weakened its rapid flight
and volume of flame.
Tonight gentle breeze is blowing from the
ocean. bearing considerable moisture. If the
wind does not change the fire will die out in u
few hours.
The extent of country devastated is estimated
at Is 600 acres.
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A LOCKOUT"
The New York Job Printers Carry Out
Their Threat to Strike.

Copyright 1857, BY tas California Associated Press
NEW YORK, October 1lth- special. THE
struggle between typographical Union No. s
ana tne einpioylng printers was begun in earn
est TINS morning. All Union compositors in the
employ OF Deyine q Co, Harper & Bros. the
Troy furnishing Company, u. p Putnam's
sons ana pthers are out, and say that they will
not return until their demands are Conceded
The only point of difference between the EN-.
ployers and employees is the demand of the
men that all offices shall discharge non-Union
men ana NIL their places with Union men.
This the employer have refused TO 10 aud ar
tempts at arbitration have failed. 90